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Ultra-high frequency ultrasound imaging and quantification of microvascular flow in xenograft renal cell carcinoma in an avian chorioallantoic membrane model

Christine E.M. Demore, David E. Goertz Hon S. Leong, Emmanuel Cherin, Justin Xu, Sara Mar

Motion-compensated interframe subtraction enables ultra-high frequency ultrasound to quantify microvascular flow changes in CAM tumor models.

arxiv:2603.05658 v2 · 2026-03-05 · physics.med-ph

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The UHFUS imaging methods detected a significant decrease in blood flow metrics in treated versus control tumors. An effective imaging pipeline was developed for the assessment of the treatment response of CAM PDX models in a clinically relevant timeframe.

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That interframe subtraction after motion compensation isolates true microvascular flow signals rather than residual motion artifacts or noise in the CAM model, and that the chosen implementation details (thresholds, filter order) generalize beyond the specific phantom and in-vivo datasets shown.

C3one line summary

An interframe subtraction pipeline with motion compensation on ultra-high frequency ultrasound detects reduced microvascular flow in Sunitinib-treated renal cell carcinoma xenografts in the CAM model.

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[1] Department of Medical Biophysics, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
[2] embryonic lung 2075
[3] Non rigid frame registration was used to compensate in-plane motion
[4] In the case of stationary tissue, this operation removes tissue signals, and the remaining signals are associated solely with moving blood (Eq
[5] 4 with 𝑦̅ the average over N clutter filtered frames 𝑦, where N= 630 − 𝑚 maximum
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arxiv: 2603.05658 · arxiv_version: 2603.05658v2 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2603.05658 · pith_short_12: 6OS4MLXNJIPK · pith_short_16: 6OS4MLXNJIPKH5JQ · pith_short_8: 6OS4MLXN
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